
Biden administration taps EPA scientist Allison Crimmins to lead key climate report
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Allison Crimmins is a climate scientist who has worked for the Environmental Protection Agency for the last decade, focusing on air quality issues.
Crimmins is a climate scientist who has worked at the EPA for the last decade, focusing on air quality issues. Crimmins appointment was first reported by The Washington Post. The National Climate Assessment, overseen by the U.S. Global Change Research Program, is a report involving 13 federal agencies that summarizes the state of climate change in the United States and how it will affect the nation in the future.More Related News

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